Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29

Inc DuQulO mine Is nO16Glng enough or
to keep seven teams busily engaged hauling
it to the Colorado smelter. They also 'e
the pumping for the Gagnon, until sucl
time as the new hoist at that mine is il
thorough working order.
Probate Judge Irvine continued the ex
animation of the Mckay insanity case un
til Saturday. At the examination yester
day it was shown that Mckay had beer
drinking too much recently and a short
%sojourn in the county Jail might have 6
good effect on his nervous system.
The Gagnon's new hoist is about com
pleted, having steamed up for the first
time day before yesterday. From reports
the trial was ga satisfactory to all concerned
With a few repairs necessary the mine will
soon be in as active a position among oul
bullion producers as in it's palmy days.
William H. Beach, superintendent o.
| construction of the Northwestern Water
Works & Gas Company, OF Mime.
apolis, is on a visit to the city. He has
just completed a system for Billings. and
is looking over other places in the Terri.
tory to acquaint himself with their needs.
If argument for a hearing at Washington
in the Harding matter is put off until the
end OF the variety theater cases. the Su.
preme Court will not know that there is a
AXdIO1nk 6CuVOuVCN 70 uCdCu III OxOuGaNas
Duffy & Campbell are the attorneys for the
defense in the variety cases az well as for
Harding.
Richard. aged 10 years and 3 months,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bryant, for
merly residing in this city, died on the 10Th
inst. at 1ronwood, Michigan, and the body
has been brought back here for burial.
The funeral will take place from the Alice
hospital at Walkerville at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Friends of the family are in
vited to attend.
Katie Putnam will commence a weeks
engagement in this city next Monday even
ing, opening in Erma the Elf. Miss Put.
nam is one OF the very few actresses who
can always draw big houses in Butte and
We bespeak for the favorite little artist
large ~attendances during the week. Erma
the Elf is one Of the most absorbing plays
in her repertoire.
The man Kennedy arrested. and taken to
Dillon Yesterday, for being Harding's &C
complete in the murder OF the Melrose and
Glendale stage driver, is reputed a bad man.
He had only been in Butte q short time,
coming here from P~hilipsburg. He is re-
ported to be the right man, and it is
thought that Harding has ''squealed' to
save his own neck.
e Charles 8. Warren left on last nights
Montana Union train for Helena, to be
present at Governor Hauser'e banquet to
his official staff tonight. The Governor
will soon have to turn over the robes OF his
office (f any to the Kentuckian, Leslie,
and before doingso, wishes to- meet socially
all those officials who made the incumbency
OF the Governors chair pleasant.
A man named McNabe, who is engaged in
hauling wood to the Parrot mine, yester-
day, at noon, left his horses near the hoist.
feeding from their nose-bags.
They became frightened by the noise made
BY the 1880 whistle, and started in a run.
Coming down Wyoming street one OF the
animals slipped and fell, the sleigh running
onto 1t and breaking a leg. The horse was
shot.
An ex.railroadman, who lives near the
depot at South Butte, and who has the
Of being a wife-bsater, distin.
himself late Tuesday night by beat. +
ing his wife, and then throwing a Young
child out OF the house into a snow bank.
A crowd OF citizens gathered and strong
threats were made of lynching the brute.
up to last night no warrant had been |
for his arrest.
A man named Mckay, who has been em-
ployed at the Bluebird mill as a painter. |
was recently taken by his friends to the |
Insane Asylum at Hot Springs, not know
ing the proper steps to take in the matter.
The asylum authorities sent them back to
The man was turned over to the |
Of the sheriff, and will have an
examination as to his sanity before Pro
bate Judge Irvine to-day.
Harvey W. Rustin. a young man we'll
Known in Butte. died yesterday morning at
lis room on West Broadway, with conees-
OF the lungs. The deceased had been
'ick but about q week, and the day before
lis death was able to take a short walk on
he street. A minute before he passed awav
'e asked his roommate, who was sitting
with him; Tor a drink Of water. This the
ioctor had denied Linn, but a small piece of
vas placed in his mouth. He was a
member OF the Fire Department, and well
lked among his associates. His parents
I'VE IN Omaha: Nebraska, and are said to
" wealthy. The funeral will take nlace
rom Pettit's undertaking rooms at 3
''clock this afternoon.